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Seafarth. end 3% miles from Dublin: rural
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Concession 2, ELR,S.. Tackersoosith, two
wiles from Seaforth, public school on farm.
Comfortable two story stome house, hard and
soft wuler, toilet fixt-ares. Barn 74 feet by
60 feet lean to, 40 ft. b7 19 ft, stoneaL-shijug,
cament doors, water system. bowls, self -ailing
windmill, litter carrier. silo. lightning rwdm:,
drive home 60 feet by 92 feet, double board-
ed , Loft Clay loam, sligrMy -rolling, well
drained and fenced-, 88 acres freshly seeded,
5 acres maple bush. rural Marl. televhone�
_40ne of the best faraw in the township nad
a moderately equipped. No reasonable offer
will be refused for a quick sale� Would
,consider selling equipment with the farm.
Arvii -on the farm or address, CLATTON
W.RTYN. R. R_ No. s, seafor
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4G. MARTIN, Rox 91, Seaforth. 2961-tf
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C'me'assiOn I I and West half of Lot 5
'00n0c%5i0D 10, Ji,R.S.. Tuckeramith, eon.
tabling 150 acres. There are on the Premises
Lgod two-atDry brick house with slate roof
. bank barn l00x69 feet with trot elase
stabling, water in the barn, drive shed 2s2S#.
Vtg home and hen boom Two greed ovdng
wells, a150 an Over-90wing sPrinz. . Ths
farra in all cleared but about 20 aeres. Tho
good bardwood buals, vrinelvally maple. Al,
we" fenced and tile drained. Eight
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270P. The farm Is situated I miles from
Seafarth and 4 miles from Hensell, one -hen
mile fxwm school: rural mail and phous. Wei
be sold on easy terms. Unless sold by gvrjug
ft will be for rent. For further partfeWer,
9IM17 01M the Premises, or address IL R. Me.
L Kippm ANGUS McKINNON. 2858.tf
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100 MEN WANTED
$8 to $10 PIE - R DAY
We want 100 men quick, who are
mechanically inclined, to qualify to
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perts, truck drivers, chauffeurs, sales -
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HEMPHILL AUTO TRACTOR
SCHOOLS,
163 King St. W, Toronto.
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"1eveleen" Tooth Paste
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Antiseptic Mouth Wash
Specially designed. by its alkalim
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the acids of the mouth, thereby We.
serving from decay, removing tartax,
and gradually whitening the testh,
while, as a real antiseptic. it keel*
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generally conceded to be the most
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Use it every morning and (vey,
Important for many) Just before rw
tirim as it removes particles of food
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causing injurions fermentation, mouth
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Those who have used it constantly
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Seaforth, Ont.
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Mr. Cream Producer -
Send your cream to ugj; we are
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We beg Your support and co -opera. ;
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cream and secure top prices; make 3
this Your Creamery.
Cream paid for on a grade basis. I
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per pound butte,r fat for sweet eyeam ,
delivered at the Creamery. Bring in ;
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good orchard. Taxes, $15. Splendid h
chance to start chicken farm, bees, t
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Intellectual re4gurces mad INTER Plants as SmOthered, the, leave6 per I . : r.'� !O "' rim" k p Mki'A'', `1`
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avoidance of those round her. jects may rq�qujre special care in stor- evergree;i brush Into the ground and means of a'seriea of resonating mod- ,but not � del1*04ily - Ii ,&j -ter a , fast;
Wives are Perfectly well aware age over wint;q.-it is equally true that upon these V14CO the litter whia,lat_ els from, the point of ' - .
when their husbands listen from po- the majority � , 0 the garden wow -that ."it of 24 houra� eaglet uumbe* One, Was
Prou-Tz ter Will be hip1d loosely and lightly a- to 'be e9SQAtI#lLy A brW*b of thiia enticed S*a
iftenass alone. , When this happens we store away require only ordinary bove the Plants so that -7 At -,400u. On 6
. a reasonable - is
they grow more disappointed and care to (bring *them safely through or =ge&ture,. w1lich the e4r "has third Of - J UlYs, Whil " th m re j,
aniount of air Will, be allowed to pass learned. to' identify without the aid triotic of thi 0 0 ' ' 0 9
crocchety than many a spinster. until such times as required, Tap through. � � tw held 0evAt r 4,
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Men of thirty and . upwards are rooted vegetmWes such as carrots, of Bight . . . . Tktus the laughter hours.longer, oruntil ftfteq#,.IM
Sonud Ha, ha, is essentially a smile after five on , zlu*s
quite able to realize how great a part beets, turnilm '.And tubers of potatoes Myosotis (Forget- Me-Nots.) the Mornink of the
Crieridship plays in married life and may all be soely stored away under � .. made audible and emphatic by the fourth. FinallYp as the old bird bov.
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how it deepens affection. on the one condition and in one com artment. Protection similar to that'advised sudden passage of vibrating q1r.11 ered directly over the nest and was
Qther hand, they know the d1joculty. The temperature necessaryiTr the for the Canterbury Bells Is also re- lfb first of all endeavored to repro- drawink away, thet scremiaing eaglet
of friendship with a woman whose preservation . of one will do for all. commended for these either in duce, vowel sounds. For this purpose launched into the air and, follow-
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early charm has passed away, who The storage of the aforementioned framesi or outdoors. They are very he made a resonator in, plasticine, ing its parent- wfth '
the fkah still in
does not understand one word W six should be effeeted in a place with a beautiful spring flowering subject,, shaped in imitation of -the hum -an its t4lons, inade, a good julle in Its
of what they say, a6ad who is In- decidedly low tbmperature; if the lat- In spring they may be planted out Muth cavity. The model wasVj;sro- first flight, landinj in the top of X
capable of either sympathizing with ter falls almost to freezing" no'hiLrm, in masses or be used to carpet the gressively altered by raising the dead tree to the eastward of t
their failures or understanding why will be done; a high temperature how- soil between bulbous plants such as tongue, reducing. the projection Of grove. I .. . hp_
they have scored a huge success. ever Will be disastrous. It 'will be tulips, especially the tall Durwins the Ups, and enlarging the mouth and I .
Clever girls are much more likely found that if stored in boxes or shal- whe le 'a d a combination of the alt"tiOn of the resonances wasi --------- ,gob;, _.
to be free from senseless extrava- ind re t� , y lor . � .
low bins the tap -rooted subjects will escrib ble beaut Y_ noted it each modification.
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- . I . . I An artificial larynx (the sound box CURRENT WIT \AND WISDOM
gaace, perhaps the most annoying keep as long as necessary, if where .
n Possess. - at the top of the windpipe) was sub- .
The great majority -of cultured gil ever the air is dry a covering of sand It is only in fiction that huma ty
-Is seqtiently added to the model. This atWns dignitY.-Mr. Stacy Aurnonjer.
are economical. Frugality has been or soil is afforded. The best tel CONTINU T
.�rr_ ED DROUGHT AFFECT- consisted of a rubber strip fixed edge-
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their road to Independence. They ature will be between 35 and 45 de- is . I
could not have had a career, in very gre's, In storage potatoes should not LNG THE WHEAT . w e across a flatte�ed. air passage, Eastern maiden says she is crazy
many Instances, it they had,,coat their be subjected td'light and in the afore ' formed in paraffin wa.* and encased in to get marrfed. Well, most of us are
rue mentioned tem1perature 'With ordinary t - but we don't find it out until after
parents too much. RepQrt of farm conditions in On- plasticine. -
Reatizing,tbe t ario at the beginning of November, A large number of mode '
value of money, they expend-st. care- atmospheric htimidity, need not be . Is based On ward,--seattle Post�lntelligencer.
fully and avoid debt Ilk% the p4ague- covered except as necessary'to exclude as received from Agricultural Repre- these principles were made, and ft . . .
� sentatives in the various counties in. Was found that a aligh A ca a0h ms= he
They way not be so devoted to light. . . t 'no lfi tion If e her of t Smith flunly
housekeeping as some of the ua,let- Up to this point we have dealt only dicate normal seasonal advance in in each case enabled a new vowel contributes $1, Peter Smith will Egon
tered are, meaning in the majority with commoit bulbs or tubers of flow- outdoor work except in the ease of sound to be imitated. Models 'de- �be able to pay his $600,060 fine�
plowing which has been held up some- signed to reproduce vowel and con- I
of cases endless and harassing tater.- ering plants and vegetables which are . Orilli-a Packet.
fereneo with their helpers. but wken, dormant during the -inter. There what by the continued dry weather. sonant sounds in c�Nunction were .
they know their incomeg they mn are,- however, a,number of other gar- The predicted.. shortage of good ap- then experimented with. Finally a Sympathy is the 'safeguard Gj the
keeip house comfortably at an OutlaY deiff' subjeets"wbich the householder ples is borne out in the prices quoted, model was made with four resonators. human soul against selfishnes&_�.
well within it. treasures and thus desires to carry both Spies and McIntosh being men- in series, which -said "mother" dis-. Carlyle. .
Men are vrell aware that there Is no over1for use 'Antsther year and Which tioned as worth $,8 Per barrel, Nor- tinetly *hen the vowel resonator VMS . -
the woman who can neither talk nor -to the dormant class. rega the People who live . in new suits slaoulcl
bore on earth to be compared with do n6t belong folk County provides an exception as closed by hand, released, and at
listen, who has no mental interests in They`reuiain,gieen all winter. rds the apple crop, howeai�er, the same time a tithe connected with it net open milk borttleg with their
yiold in that county being reported was pinched and released. ' 1, -
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common with her husban(t and who L � Geraniums. better than expected and grading a- "Early in the investigation," said . I
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thinks his friends satirical beca bout fifty per cent. N,06, L' Potatoes Sir Ritharit "it was recognized that There isn't much doubt about what
they attend to her meaningless chat- It may be said with tru"a that a are -still -being dumped on the market, it'nuight be possible to substitute elec-
ter with amused amazement. large number of geraniums are dis- with prices ruling under $1, says. the- trical resonators for acoustic reson- rhost of us would do if we were given
Men of the above type believe a;lso carded every Year by artateur grow- Lindsay correspondent, while Dundas ators, so as -to reproduce vowel the option of paying a fine Of $6001 -
that the educated girl Is more capable ers that would:,be saved if the owner quotes potatoes -at 76 to 90 cents per sounds in a telephone. 000 .or staying in Jail. -Hamilton
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of real affection and far leas ezactingf had a knowledge of the proper way bag. The r6ot harvest in the province reproduction of all the English vowels
than her sister of limited intelligence to store durIng winter. Geranium is nearing completion and the quality and of many consonants has since -
and education- plants may cost ten cents in spring. is excellent. And now it is only a question of
been carried out by John A. Stewart time until the shops must have male
DO Anhnals,See Spirits? In the autumn they may be worth at So.far as Fall sown *heat is con- in the research laboratory of the ma ris s Th ma Times -
least twenty-five cents. Why discard cerned, the drought is affecting the Western Electric Company of New nieu t ' - St' � 0 s
Most people are satisfied that ani- them if you have a well -lit cellar in growth adversely. There is no York." Journal. -
mals dream and mazy believe that which to store them away?, The pro- mention of untoward pasture con- It is expected that these experi- iS .
they see spirits. Here are some re- per way to store the plants where no ditions as a result of moisture meats Will lead comparatively aying is one thing, doing another.
corded instances: A horse was to be greenhouse is available is to plant the shortage, though admitted decrease to an instrument whi will be Soon - on e,
Put in a stable at an hotel while ,eh able M ta'gn .
th,e roots close. together in boxq@ of soil in the milk flow indirectly indicates artifically to reproduce all the wo s
owner had his luncla. The horse rd 'We may not -be -able to stop drivm
and set these near a source of -light. hard picking for the cows that are and Phrases ofhuman conversatiML drinking, but we can stop drinkers
would not enter the hotea yard, so The plants.should first be lifted in outdoors as a result of the unusual
the owner asked what waa the cause. ,
The reply was, -I expect he ksows the garden by means of a fork. If warmth and dryness for this time 16 . from - driveam.--&-attle post-jutel-
we have a dead man here, taken from the roots are long and straggling of year. Carleton County, as a ,rnat- EAGLE"S NEST WEIGHINO ligenem --
the river this morning.- A terr4er they should -be-judiciously shortened. ter of fact, reports livestock of all -
glug (as he always belps "The really wise man 11 says the
was seen beg The tops of the plants should. be re- kinds in good condition; pasturesstill NEARLY A TON Main Street philosopher, "Ukeg it for
for sugar), then he barked and went moved four inches or so above the boldifig good. The only mention of
uPstairs, then begged again. AL per- roots, cutting4n each case just -above fruits, outside apples, is made by the DESCRIBED ,, granted that the law has teeth and
son who was a clairvoyant, noticed a joint. When planted in light soil Lincoln County representative. who ' dosen't try to deny it.11--Shelburne
this, and saw he was begging to the in the boxes these should he thorough;- reports a stiffening of the grape mar- The most remarkable eagle nest Economist.
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spirit of the lady who, when she was ly saturated,.be, allowed to drafri, be ket he ever saw stands in the broken land --
placed near the windows and should ports indicate a poor market season - ow ' Anyway nobody charges the moderin
on earth, taught him to beg for sugar. since -IOctober - 23rd. Later- re- n dead top of a shellbark hickory
A cat was seen running all o,veT a not again be wa re until the soil a's whole, for spas this Year. I in an open. grove in Vermilion, --0., girl with being effezniniate�-Ashville
The fairly dry. Under no circumstances and about ,a mile from! the shore (if Times- .
bedroom, got upon the bed, ete. te d is A gr
cat was trying -to follow a splrU form should the soil be kept in a condition - . I , a . the lake. . - � . .
that was moving about the -bedroom. other than merely inoist. Its form is that of a. wineglass or "Are women qualified'for places of
At a lecture given at the Crystal Over-vra- FOUNDRYMEN NEED NOT BURN inverted cone, according to authority," queries an editor. Ask
tering will catme the plants to dansp . .. . I , .. � Professor
Palace, a live rat �;(as put in a class off. During winter at all times any 11 NOW . F. H. Herrick, of Western Reserve mr. dad; tie knmn.-Bostou Post.
tube, and the tube was sesaed ui' at decayed Portion of, the plants should FF . magazine of Wash- .:--
each end. The room was In darkzews " 11 iversity, in Nature
and an electric light was put on to be removed. A temperature around F`Ouililr�rneh'-W6 pour molten metal Ington. It was twelve feet high and You can tell China is a republit-
fifty degrees should be maintained. from ladle very frequently bum their' 8% feet in greatest diameter. He Three great leaders axe trying to get
the tube. When the rat died, a form, The practice of hanging gera,- feet or'legs ver�'severely owing to. estimated its weight at close to one her. -New Bedford Tim .
the same shape as a rat. came from jum, up by the roots from the 1he splashing over them of the metal. ton; a line dropped from its rim es
Lhe tube and went up In the air. rafters of the cellar is not to be ManY,of these workmen wear old and measured exactly 81 feet, Girls used to be given such names
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' Mtking Gold Leal, commended; as a rule more die than practically worn out shoes purposely The ,history of the Vermilion as Patience and Prudence, but not
Gold beating is a very ancfeint ar� live. Whence do the plants obtain in the foundry -and *hen t eagles can be traced back to 1940, no.w. not 110W. -Grenville Piedmont.
It was Introduced in Great BritAin their food and moisture if their uid nietal falls upon them, it often during Which period four nests have - .;
by the Romans about 2,000 ymrs roots are not in soil? G finds its way through crack, William Allan White, in politics
,eraniums do and been built and occupied in the same
' break in the I t er. neighborhood by -the same birdg or after advising young e p men
ago. The Romans probably g&ined not possess bulbous. tuberous, or even a . ea h Th . ere have n wspta ar
their knowledge of the art from the fleshy roots in whi& to store away been many serious accidents of this by their successors. The fourth and for years to shun Public life, is in the
Greeks and t -he Greeks from the food to tide qver�yvjpter. They are Fort, not to speak of the unreported present, nest was started in 1890 or position of the fellow who said: "My
09"tians and the EgYPtians from fibrous rooted. T I hey grow slowly minor ones. a little earlier and has been o�_Iu_ father advised me not to marry and
4omebody else. The final Process of and flower in winter as well as in A Philadelphia manufacturer has pied without a break for upwards of I'm going to ,advise my children not
.Old beating has to be done by hand. summer under Proper conditions; provided a special legging for the 34 years, being added to each year to.'�-Detroit Ngws.
Seen In Its virgin state, In a crucible not only then may -they be planted purpose of obviating burns to the legs until it is seven feeet high. L .
ust taken from the furnace, the gold in boxes of soil but also be potted and feet. This legging covers the its framework is a close mass of
listens like diamonds and after being for use in the windows during winter. entire foot, for it is rather on the interfaced sticks, some of which are Send for free b"a
Poured into a mould and cooled in a To hang them by the roots is wrong. flatter parts of the food that the from three bo four feet long and fWl Pardo-
Pedial bath a 200 -oz. brick of 22- gt=g of - Treach's
melted metal gets a "foothold" long from two to three inches thick, all , world-famotisrTrep-
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karat Quality is worth about $4,600. Snapdragons and Pentstemons. enough to burn or sink through to being now bleached to a light gray amtlonforEp epsy
and -pits-simple
i'he men who beat gold by hand wield the flesh. They are not, as one color. Each Spring a fresh bed of � boxne treatment.
twen- Snapdragons and Pentstemons might at first surmises made of as- straw, cornstalks and stubble is laid ,fov- 30r -ta
iammers weighing fourteen or FITS
tY-one pounds each. The skill of the may if they are cift back as advised tbeTR0rl='d'UdcdaM Tesumonials from all pax
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workers I such that gold can be for bestos--the best reason for this be- on top and new sticks are incorpor- _4E IES LlryllTED
ll Geraniums be either boxed and ing that in practice experience showls ated with the old. 3W 8t-JasXseS'Cbambers,79AdelWde8&F6
Paten to the thinness of 1-292,000th placed in &protected garden frame that they do not -have to -be. 111 An observatory was built in a big Toronto; Ontario
f an Inch and one ounce can be made or be planted directly in the bed of - e
re than 200 protectors are light in weight, very elm tree close to the tree bearing �_-
the frame. They should be lifted much like the army leggings, and do the nest, and there the observers
Quare feet. A skilled craftsman from the garden very carefully so lay the mo- were hidden on a platform, Armed The aim o'f the Valera seems to he
akes a week to beat two anct a half as not to disturb the soil around the ti,n. They lap at the back and may with a camera and binoculars, the to send Ireland to a place where she
,uDees of gold Into leaf, and one roots any more than necessary- With be Put on in a jiffy observers spent hours daily during won't need an Ulster.--4PhiladeIpitia
unce Produces 2,500 gold leaves the advent of frost litter should be It is often quite easy to devise an the nesting season observing the North American.
hree . and a quarter inches square. placed over the plants and the sashes ideal pr,tesctio, for workmen of vari- family life of the eagles.
Skill in Mestanurgy. 1, placed in position. " ous sorts, but the result of this sort The nest life of the eagle begins . The greatest of all warriors in the
The Chinese have long been the Pansies and Violas. of effort often reminds one of the with nest -building in early March, siege of Troy had not the pfe-emin-
vorld's leaders in the making of al- Usual TeSU]t of preparing a nice, cozy followed by egg -laying and incuba- ence because nature had given
oYs, and what is known as German Plants of these if the old stems bed for a cat. The bed will perhaps tion. strength and he carried the largest
ilver Is an Imitation of Chinese t1ong are removed (the young growths be- seem ideal, but puss 'Won't use it. In the observations of the last two bow ,but because self-discipline bad
r white steel which is obtained by ing retained) may now be planted So with the men; the safety ap- seasons covering the late nest life and taught him how to bend it -Daniel
using red steel with arsenic. The in the garden frame; as much soil pliance must zn,eet the "human na- com'Prising thirtY-six full days of Webster. .
hinese gotigs and tom-toms haTe as poRsible should remain on the ture" test first, and ideal a t In y twelve to thirteen hours each, Pro -
Ong been the admiration of the world roots.- The treatment advised for be, if the men don, t e i a fessor Herrick, according William Wrigley has contributed
like it, they to Nature
n account of their perfect tou,a which Snapdragons will suffice. Any seed- simply will not wear it. Magazine, recorded 109 visits of the to the Coolidge campaign fund. That
eftes Imitation. Chenileals analysis lings of pansies or Violas which may The Protecting legging for metal eagles to thOr eyrie; the food deliv- ougii . t to gum things up a bit.-Bord-
as proved conclusively the"COmPDXi- have appeared in the garden may pourers appears to have passed the ered includea 87 fish, among which ,r Cities Star.
ion of the tom-toms', but the details also safely be planted in the garden human nature est, and is now be- sheeps-
f their manufacture, the tri he could recognize -catfish,
fee. It to Y . 'head ,sand and blue pike, carp and
he makers, remain myster cks of frame, but like the roots of the older ing worn daily t large number of We expect to read any day of a
m vases, so Plants should be covered with a these workmen. This, in the main, is perch. Four minutes is the 'record widow being left a-bootlegacy.-The
light covering of litter. for I a Journey from perch to,the lake .
ectors. A brass i. These seed- simply because they have found it to Goblin. '
agoda built on a hill near Taing ings are so hardy that in many lo- really practical and does what it is and back again with, a fish.
fanfou dates from the twelfth cen- calilties they survive the winters out- designed to do. . Toward the close of june the French is an easy language to learn. -
ury. . doors covered only with snow. They Young eagles -began to rise r The hard part is to make Frenchmen
- do not fare so well, - ____1eP1_ ,nore and
. J;Owever, during More above the floor of their eyrie. understand it -Now York Telegram
Hurnah? MODEL OF CLAY MADE To On July let the eagles began and Mail. I I
A safe whieh automatically chloro� circling about and showing a fish,
orms a burglar when he attemp% �' _��_�_ �_�_ SPEAK SEVERAL WORDS Of course you can reduce your run -
open It has u ,3r- . I 11 I - � � ning expenses by walking occasion -ally.
et br an Austrian firm. ! I ,�, Artificial M*utbG made of Plasticine -Brandon Sun.
Lock Church Doora. 9.1 . with larynxes of rubber are the latest 0 9 41 I
In Holland ft 10 the cuitorn for tho I . results of scientific experiments 0 The 11aldanes as Walkers.
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hurob doom to be locked during tho I I ,:'' I Which may in due course enable the I I .. From the London Observer.
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going In or otO. I - - . 11 ator that would reprodu,ce all the W - I � � I 10 I Lord Haldane's boast that in walk-
. soundo and ,Words ng4do by ordinary N 7 ing from London to 13righton at the
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